Cruiser

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Not safe.

ching hu k. from riverwoods, il (caregiver)

I returned it. I think it is very unsafe to use.

Lightweight

Braces go on with the slightest, bearing down & I have found this is a problem

erma t. from iowa city, ia

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The new red locking mechanism is impossible to remove and is not needed. I have had this type of walker for 8 years and it has never opened unexpectedly.

barbara p. from cumming, ga

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Activated breaks, seat rest, storage and transporting.

No known weakness.

alvin g. from austin, tx (caregiver)

Female; Age 89: Has strouble walking any distance.

Folds easily and rolls pretty well. e

A slight wobble from the wheels which I did not experience with my old roller Basket is poorly placed and makes it very difficult to open doors when I am by myself espc

eleanor s. from asan francisco, ca

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Folds easily lightweight,looks good!

Can't write if their isn"t any Weaknesses

don d. from huntersville, nc

I bought the cruiser Walker for my wife .Age 66 I see it as very good Quality&sturdy. She just Loves it .

Love the fact of no hand brakes. Arthritis is a real problem trying to stop another cruiser.

Seat should be included - just raise the price. I should have been told that when I order the cruiser that the price would be higher and shipping if I ordered at another time.

peggy f. from windsor, ca

72 year old female with emphysema. Cannot walk a long way without the cruiser

The tray, basket, lightweight, and breaking system

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dorothy c. from provincetown, ma

I am 90 years old. This walker is the greatest. I have more independence because of it. I do not have to rely on others to get something for me.

has a seat; weight-activated brakes; easier to push than a traditional 2-wheeled walker

basket comes loose too easily; very awkward to fold up and put in car trunk

jean m. from union city, tn (caregiver)

88 year old woman with gait instability

Lightweight

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jane s. from auburn, ca (caregiver)

Lightweight walker for car. My mother has the heavy duty walker at home and loves it. This walker weighed too much for loading and unloading in her ca

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janet a. from duarte, ca (caregiver)

90 yrs, overweight, congestive heart failure, hypertension, diabetes, arthritis.

No hand brakes. Lightweight- all others were heavy & clumsy. Easy to transport. Easy to sit down and have it stop at same time.Adjustable height.

You have to be careful if you lean. It stops, but still better than having the hand breaks.

sue g. from sheboygan, wi (caregiver)

83yrs old who is only 4ft 10inches. Has PADS so pain in the legs and needs to sit after wolking a bit.